2014 May Travel: Perth, Western Australia

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Last week, I had the privilege to visit Perth, the capital of Western Australia. I had some time to see and roam around the city after work hours. I will share some of the things you can do if ever you visit the city for a limited time.

Perth view from the hotel
Early morning view of Perth from the hotel

One thing unique about Perth is that it’s clean and quiet. The only time I get to see people around is during lunch time. After 5.30pm most of the stores are closed. Luckily, some of the pubs and restaurants are still open where I had my dinner.

Murray St Mall, Perth at 7pm
Murray St Mall, Perth at 7pm

One my first day, I went to the Murray St and Hay St Mall since I got off the office quarter to 5pm. I was able to put my bags in the hotel since it’s located in the center of CBD. I stayed in Adina Hotel, Barrack Street.

Adina Hotel, Barrack St, Perth
Adina Hotel, Barrack St, Perth

Here are the things I saw nearby that I can easily visit: The malls, the train station which is the Perth Underground and the Bell Tower.

Perth Underground
Perth Underground
Perth Underground Ticket Machine
Perth Underground Ticket Machine
Perth's Bell Tower
Perth’s Bell Tower

The next day after work, I had more time so I went some place that requires more walking. I went to the Western Australia Museum, State Library and in Northbridge where they usually have sunset cinema for free. Unlike in NSW where we pay for the Sunset Cinema experience. Hahaha!

Western Australia Museum
Artwork in front of the Western Australia Museum
In front of the WA State Library
In front of the WA State Library
Northbridge, Perth, WA
Northbridge, Perth, WA

On my last day, before my flight. I had some time in the morning to see Perth once again. I went to the morning mass at St Mary’s Cathedral in the city then I took the bus 37 going to Kings Park and Botanic Gardens.

Perth Fire Station
Perth Fire Station
St Mary's Cathedral, Perth, WA
St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth, WA
Inside the St Mary's Cathedral, Perth
Inside the St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth
Inside the St Mary's Cathedral, Perth
Inside the St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth

It was one good day for a walk and I wished I had more time to see the whole of Kings Park. It’s very similar to Sydney’s Botanic Gardens but the view of Perth is outstanding! I bet it also has an amazing view at night.

Kings Park & Botanic Garden
Kings Park & Botanic Garden
View of Perth city in Kings Park
View of Perth city in Kings Park
State War Memorial, Perth
State War Memorial, Perth

Well, that’s all for my Perth walking tour! Hope you liked it as much as I did.

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Comments

4 responses to “2014 May Travel: Perth, Western Australia”

  1. hello Kat! thanks for sharing these wonderful pictures of Perth and some
    info about the place.I will be moving to Perth by August so hopping by
    your blog gave me an insight about the city. ๐Ÿ™‚

    I’ll make sure to snap those photos too pag andun nako. Hehe :))
    So you’re based talaga in Sydney?

    1. Hi Jake, thanks for dropping by! ๐Ÿ™‚ Yes, I’m based in Sydney and went to Perth for business trip. ๐Ÿ™‚

      1. cool ๐Ÿ™‚

        and btw, your other blog in wordpress is informative for getting the residency visa in AU. I’m in 457 but I also plan on acquiring PR once I get there para long live Aussie dream na hehe :))

        So reading on the process and how to’s from your site is really helpful. Thanks!

        1. WOW! Thanks for visiting the other blog. Unfortunately di na sya updated. I hope one of these days eh ma-update ko sya. ๐Ÿ™‚

          Goodluck with ur Visa. Mabilis na lang naman yan kung naka-457 ka ๐Ÿ™‚

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